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This is the Nashville school shooting where a person named Audrey Hale,

opened fire, killed schoolchildren and adults.

And we learned in the last 24 hours that police are releasing all sorts of audio and

video from the scene, police body cams,

and, of course, surveillance video from the school itself. It's a church school. Let's go to

Alex Stone, ABC News for KFI with the latest. Hey there, guys. Yeah, a lot of police departments could

learn a lot from Nashville and how transparent they've been. Everybody always talks about transparency and they want to put it all out there. Nashville is actually doing that from crime scene photos to, I mean, just giving from the beginning incredible amounts of detail. And now the body worn camera video are ready only a day later. And yeah, they don't have to take this shooter to court that that's not

going to be, there's not going to be no case with this. But still, a lot of departments will tell

you for a very long time that they can't talk about any of this. And Nashville is a good example of,

yes, you can. And it's not messing up their case and they it's getting rid of all the the

rumor and speculation out there so the the body worn camera video uh let me bring you through the audio of

it that shows you how quickly this all went down first call came in at 1013 a m yesterday officers came

screeching up to the scene officer rex ingglebert, among them. He jumps out of

his patrol car, goes to the back of the police SUV, gets his long gun out, and gets ready to go in.

You hear on the front side. You hear there on the police radios, other officers pulling in saying

we're getting ready to make entry. Did they see somebody who appeared injured on the outside? All kinds of reports coming in gets his long gun out of the back, met by a

school staff member saying somebody is shooting inside.

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